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This month's theme is adjusting our look at care. Wishing you all financial good luck for the month ahead! What is Rabbit Rabbit? When Stephanie was a little kid, she and her friends decided that if Rabbit was the first word out of your...

This month's theme is building financial immunity. Wishing you all financial good luck for the month ahead! What is Rabbit Rabbit? When Stephanie was a little kid, she and her friends decided that if Rabbit was the first word out of your...

This month's theme is disaster preparedness. Wishing you all financial good luck for the month ahead! What is Rabbit Rabbit? When Stephanie was a little kid, she and her friends decided that if Rabbit was the first word out of your mouth...

The pandemic is affecting everyone’s finances in one way or another, if only increasing our uncertainty about the future. How should you think about financial priorities right now? Are there ways you can build up your cash reserves? What...

This month's theme is the costs of caregiving and planning for the future. Wishing you all financial good luck for the month ahead! What is Rabbit Rabbit? When Stephanie was a little kid, she and her friends decided that if Rabbit was the...

Look at financial self-care as a discipline. Rabbit Rabbit! Financial Good Luck for February 2020 Question: are you interested in an online workshop on personal finance for women business owners, for women coming out of divorce, or for...

Financial Good Luck for 2020 Question: are you interested in an online workshop on personal finance for women business owners, for women coming out of divorce, or for women preparing for retirement? Email us at...

What does good financial luck look like in December? I will provide you with some strategies to stay on track, so things don't have to go off the rails in this busy month of gift giving.

Children have an impact on our finances. Let's face it - they're expensive! Think things through ahead of time, have conversations, and educate your children about money.

Spending money and retirement? Income and a recession? Don't panic. Distinguishing between needs and wants is important. Think about where there's flexibility in your spending and plan accordingly.